R. T. Kimball

This study examines interspecific aggression in two hybridizing wren species along an environmental gradient, finding precipitation influences aggression and hybridization may stabilize coexistence.

This study examines genetic differentiation and admixture in Campylorhynchus wrens along a precipitation gradient, finding strong isolation by distance and some isolation by environment, with evidence of hybridization.

The paper identifies a molecular early burst in avian evolution around the K-Pg boundary, linked to shifts in substitution rates and allometric scaling relationships.

This study evaluates the effectiveness of historical specimens in resolving subspecies-level phylogenetic relationships in New World quails using ultraconserved elements, finding that while species-level relationships are well-supported, subspecies-level discordance can be mitigated by analyzing subclades.

This paper reconciles avian species names in GenBank with standardized eBird/Clements taxonomy to improve linkage between phylogeny and phenotype data.

This study evaluates the effectiveness of ultraconserved elements (UCEs) in resolving phylogenetic relationships within the leaf-footed bug subfamily Coreinae at shallow depths.